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I failed Kobayashi Maru
Ok, so weird behavior aside (see https://www.livingreefs.com/weird-caught-video-t26586.html), my firsh clownfish is normal, swimming, eating like a pig. I got another one a couple of weeks ago, and the new one is only slightly bigger than the first one. The first one of course is noticeable not as vibrant (due to lack of good lighting, probably, for a couple of months). But he now just seems ashy looking (kinda like your legs before you put on lotion LOL). No white spots. His color just looks slightly faded, especially when compared to the newer clown.
I read this in another forum (Fading Colour of Oceanic Clownfish - Nano-Reef.com Forums
The fish all get fed a mixture of frozen mysis, emerald entree, and spirulina. Nitrates are around 10-15ppm, ammonia/nitrites 0ppm, phosphates 0 (due to chaeto). Salinity at 1.025. All other fish are super healthy.
EDIT: Looked at some pics of Brooklynella....doesn't look like it, just fyi.
I read this in another forum (Fading Colour of Oceanic Clownfish - Nano-Reef.com Forums
Is there truth to that? The first clownfish was previously the dominant female until the male died last year, so I got the new one. I have been waiting for the dominance struggle since putting in the new clown, but so far, the only weird behavior I've seen the first clown exhibit is the one in that video where he's been pestering the goby. Any thoughts?They are probably determining who will become the (more agressive) female and who will become the male. The female is a little brighter and larger than the male.
The fish all get fed a mixture of frozen mysis, emerald entree, and spirulina. Nitrates are around 10-15ppm, ammonia/nitrites 0ppm, phosphates 0 (due to chaeto). Salinity at 1.025. All other fish are super healthy.
EDIT: Looked at some pics of Brooklynella....doesn't look like it, just fyi.
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